CSSW Minutes
01.12.13
Treasurer’s
Report:
We have received $
75.00 in dues, $ 8.00 for raffle tickets, $ 40.00 for silent auction
items.
We spent $ 69.46
for CDs for our library.
We had a total of 48
members in 2012, and 6 members have paid their dues for 2013.
We have $ 3035.04 in
our account.
Library:
We have 5 CDs of
Interweave magazines.
Heidi will research
to buy for the book Dyeing in the Kitchen. The request
for this book came from Virva.
Old Business:
Correction for
November newsletter- Cotton Spinning With a Takli by
Joan Ruiz.
Marilynne reported
that Zephyr Books is going out of business and they have many nice
weaving books.
Virva reported that
Beryl emailed her that there are still openings for the Tailgate
Market at CNCH in May.
Mimi reported that
Allison Judge invited the Guild to participate in a Cotton Spinning
Workshop to be held in October possibly, as not enough people signed
up for the one scheduled for May. The workshop will be $150 per
person.
Maxene reported
dates for Stitches are February 21-23 in Santa Clara, CA, at the
Convention Center. Please contact Max at maxenteriors@yahoo.com
for more information.
Virva already
reserved Bartley Ranch for our November 9th meeting.
New Business:
Nancy reported she
has the Guild’s two Dorothy looms and has one of them warped for
double weave.
Sharie suggested we
have a Learning Tree on double weave and that we get DVD’s on
simple weaving.
Virva will get
information regarding the fleece from Judith McKenzie.
Virva reported that
Sandy from the Cooperative Extension Service and Carson Farm Days
will be on April 18-19 at Fuji Park, from 8:30-2:00. If anyone would
like to participate with Virva, please contact Virva for more
information.
Doris reported that
the Black Sheep Gathering will be held June 21-23 in Eugene, OR. For
more information, go to their website: www.blacksheepgathering.org
,or contact Doris.
Show & Tell:
Marilynne shared her
spindle case basket , a gift from Doris. She also shared a story
about losing her bracelet off the top of her dresser. Three weeks
after she noticed it was missing, her husband kicked something in the
Persian carpets and realized it was her bracelet. It had blended
right in!
Eileen shared the
Dickie she made from 4 oz. of Mimi’s roving. The pattern is from
Elizabeth Zimmerman’s Knitting in the Round.
Kendra shared the
beautiful, wire wrapped stone, drop spindle she made because she got
bored!
Margery asked that
if anyone came across “quail” sized dipper gourds to please get
them for her and she would pay for them.
Nancy shared a
Cowboy Cowl from Pam Power Knits.
Virva shared the
yarn she made from the “punis” she made from Leslie Boeger’s
yarn workshop. She also showed some takli cups and will bring in her
silk label shuttle to share.
Heidi shared 5
skeins of wool and wool blend yarn she had made using the takli with the “spoon”
anchored under her leg.
Sharie shared her
circular double-ended knitting needles and a knitting needle holder
that hangs on the wall with the needles going thru the spools. She
shared a shawlette she made from yarn from Leslie Boeger’s yarn
workshop. She shared the first cotton yarn made with her takli.
Max shared a sock
monkey backpack, her chevron up & down skirt pattern, and told us
she is going to make the skirts to sell instead of offering kits.
Coats & Clark wants to hire her to create a downloadable pattern
for the skirts!
Jane Gaw, a former
member brought in yarn to sell and a loom as she’s downsizing and
can’t weave anymore.
In Attendance:
Virva Porcelli, Jane
Gaw, Maxene Harlow, Sharie Jones, Judy Wells, Sue Gottracher, Sheila
Young, Sarah V. Corrasao, Natalie Huynh, Janet Drozd, Eileen Jacobs,
Kendra Iwahashi, Connie Vann, Margery McConaghy, Nancy Pryor, Heidi
Ericson, Jo Van Winkle, Mimi Bullard, Doris Woloszyn, Marilynne
Clarke
Our next meeting will be February 9th at:
Bartley
Ranch:. Drive .8 mile west from
the intersection of McCarran Blvd
and Hwy 395. Turn left (south) on Lakeside
Drive and continue .4 mile. Bartley Ranch is at the north base of Windy
Hill. Turn left on Bartley
Ranch Road and continue several hundred feet to
the main parking lot. Cross the covered bridge and turn right into the
parking lot for the School House.
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